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Hormovance Side Effects and Safety

Hormovance Side Effects and Safety

Quick answer

  • Effects are usually mild and digestive; take it with a meal.
  • Rare liver reports exist for concentrated green tea extract.
  • Not for under 18, pregnancy, nursing or trying to conceive.

Common effects

Nausea, loose stools, cramping, reflux or a warm flush, mostly on an empty stomach.

Green tea extract and the liver

Rare liver injury has been reported (USP review). Stop and see a doctor for abdominal pain, dark urine or yellowing.

Medicines

Talk to a clinician if you take blood sugar, blood pressure, thyroid or blood thinner medicines, or MAO inhibitors.

Who should avoid it

Under-18s, pregnant, nursing or trying to conceive, and people with liver disease or heart-rhythm disorders.

Do not stack

Avoid combining with other products containing green tea extract, berberine or bitter orange.

Frequently asked questions

Is Hormovance safe?

For most healthy adults, but check medicines and conditions first.

Can Hormovance hurt the liver?

Rare liver reports exist for concentrated green tea extract; stop if symptoms appear.

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